Venum Unisex Adult Elite Boxing Gloves

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The Venum Giant 3.0 Boxing Glove is number one on my list today because it has the finest quality material (Nappa leather) amongst all other Venum boxing gloves. Step 1) Take your dirty boxing gloves out of your gym bag and wipe the inside and outside of the glove with a small towel so that the excess moisture is absorbed.

Step 5) Scrunch up some newspaper or some kitchen roll and put them into your gloves to dry out overnight. Attached thumb: These Gladiator gloves come with an attached thumb to prevent you from breaking your thumb. Overall, these are a great pair of boxing gloves because they will protect your hands well and you’ll be able to save on the reduced cost.That’s why we chose to develop 5 types of fightshorts. The goal is to offer the possibility for the athletes to adapt their apparel to their own style of fighting. Good seams: Seams are what hold the glove together from the inside and these Unisex boxing gloves come with super-strong seams. Velcro or lace-up option: You can choose whether you want lace-up or velcro with these gloves. Lace-up gloves are better for sparring and competition due to greater wrist support whereas velcro is better for pad/bag training due to ease of use.

Injected foam: Instead of the new triple density foam which many Venum gloves now have, these instead have an injected form of padding which doesn’t protect your hands as well. Thumb protection: An attached thumb protects your thumbs from hitting your opponent which means you won’t risk breaking your thumb. Venum Unisex Sharp Boxing Gloves not only make you look sharp in the ring, but they also last a long time thanks to their real Nappa leather which is commonly used in sports car seats. Mesh panel: A mesh panel is a better thermal regulator than the common perforated palm regulator meaning you’ll find these gloves don’t heat up your hands. The Venum Challenger 3.0 Boxing Gloves are great in comparison to the more expensive Venum gloves because they have similar features.

Wrist support could be better: All of the gloves reviewed today (apart from the Giant 3.0’s lace-up) have great velcro but the downside to all of the gloves are the bendy wrists.

Summary: Venum boxing gloves are good, and so is their brand. But, the less expensive the gloves go the worse they tend to get. Who Are Venum? Are They a Good Boxing Brand? Synthetic material: These gloves have no leather material in and are therefore not as long-lasting. VENUM also developed a complete training range, adding ergonomic Dry-Tech t-shirts and tank tops to the Fight Week collection. Our purpose is to accompany the fighters in every step of their journey, from the daily training sessions to fight night. Alignment: These Sharp gloves are well aligned (from your wrist to your fingertips) due to their triple density anatomical foam. Over the years, Venum has invested a lot of money into researching the best pair of gloves on the market. Venum’s innovations have led to:Secure wrist: Your wrists will feel nice and secure with the large velcro enclosure this glove comes with. Venum started off as an MMA brand and what made them such a great company is their ability to adapt… Expensive: These gloves are the most expensive on this list, but they are relatively cheap in comparison to other gloves on the market.